Preparing an Effective Home Recording Space

You do not need to splash out a fortune on sound proofing as you start on your podcasting journey.

You do not need to buy a special booth or reams of soundproofing material.

You do not need to line your walls with egg cartons or install a red "recording" light.

You DO NEED to find a quiet room with lots of soft furnishings. A walk-in clothes closet would work well too. As would recording inside a car parked in a quiet spot.

I've recorded in expensively equipped, state of the art studios in this country and abroad. But the work I produce from my cheaply-constructed home studio has satisfied the most demanding producers in the world.

Today's episode is full of the tips and tricks I employed to save money but also to ensure audio quality.

About me
Hello, I'm Serena Gay, a BBC-trained journalist and a former international satellite TV presenter.

I have many years of news and audio production experience which I now use to great effect as CEO of a podcast making company called "Made4U Podcasts".

I've  also helped run family businesses in the UK and Germany in the tourism and wine education fields.

So I understand the pressures on businesspeople to perform, promote and reach new and profitable streams of clients.

That's why these podcasts are short, pithy and full of information - not blather!

Contact...

Facebook: @Made4uPodcasts
Facebook Group: @Podcasting Blueprint for Women Business Owners
Website: www.made4u-podcasts.co.uk
Email: [email protected]

Why not download my guide to business podcasting -  it adds a great deal more detail to this podcast’s content.

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